George leite ed (11 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. No Jacket. CIRCLE, NUMBER FIVE, 1945. George Leite (ed.) Circle. 1945. 88p. stapled trade paperback, covers bumped/scuffed/ large chip off bottom front cover corner, binding tight, text clean/unmarked, name/address sticker front endpaper—CLAY SPOHN'S WAR MACHINES by Douglas Macagy. Henry Miller, Max Jacob herein—40.00.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. A lovely crisp clean softcover copy in very good condition, light age toning, small stains to rear of cover, mild rubbing.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good Minus. Issue number 9 of the Journal Circle. Very Good Minus. Softcover, pictorial wraps, 96 pp. plus ads at end, b&w photos, moderate edgewear with creasing to covers and bumping to corners, else a clean and tight copy.

Softcover. Condizione: Very good. No jacket. binB. Contributors include Mary Fabilli, Giuseppi Ungaretti, Harry Partch, Robert Duncan, et al. Shelfworn.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. CIRCLE: NO. 7-8. Berkeley, Circle, 1946. Edited by George Leite. B/w illustrations. Bibliographical references. Includes advertising matter. Stiff white pictorial wrappers, printed, green black and purple (slight toning and shelfwear to wrappers). Uncommon. contains contributions by, Edwin Ver Becke, Gil Orlovitz, kenneth Patchen, Jacke Jones, Hennry Miller, et al. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. B/W Photographs and Illustration (illustratore). Book. …

Condizione: VG. Berkeley, California. 1946 first edition. Literary journal. Stiff wraps. royal octavo. Issue appeared with 4 variations in cover - this cover has a red fetus in utero , mother outlined in blue, surrounded by swirls of pale green with title in black. Cover hand-printed by Bezalel Schatz. Eight pages of poems by Lawrence Durrell, "Rimbaud Opus part Two" by Miller; four poems by Selwyn Schwartz, special foldout photography plate section "Four Experimental Nudes" by Jim Fitzsimmons. VG+. just slight oning on cover. no owner marks.…

Soft Cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket - As Published. First Edition. Bound in black and white wraps. 88 pp. Contents include: The Purcells / Weldon Kees -- Five poems / E.E. Cummings -- Neptune, evocator extraordinary / Dane Ruhdyar -- Three portraits / Jess Cloud -- Max Jacob / Henri Hell -- Trois poemes inedits / Max Jacob -- Clay Spohn's war machines / Douglas MacAgy -- Preface for The power within us / Henry Miller -- Four little poems / Aline Musyl -- Rain / Albert Clements -- Voltas for fugues / Alfred Young Fisher -- Photo-poems / Leite & Porter -- Artist's life / Frederic Ramsey Jr. -- A poem & a story / Nicholas Moore -- First pity / Marguerite Martin -- Journey of the soul / Paul Radin -- Two poems / Max Harris -- Books tangent to circle / Leo Levy, James Dudley Harmon, George Thurston. Rare, only one copy on OCLC/Worldcat. …

8vo, pp. [1], 74, [5]; 7 plates; staple bound in printed yellow paper wrappers; staples corroding, light mottling to spine, very good. An influential California literary mag. "Simultaneously with the arrival of Henry Miller in Big Sur (1940s), a new intellectual tendency had emerged in Berkeley, in a little magazine called Circle. Edited by George Leite, who became one of Miller's associates, Circle produced ten issues beginning in 1944, with what Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy Peters described as antiwar, anarchist, or antiauthoritarian, civil libertarian attitudes, coupled with a new experimentation in the arts." (Schwartz, From West to East) This issue with contributions by Anais Nin, Theodore Schroeder, Henry Miller, Bern Porter, James Franklin Lewis, et al.…

8vo, pp. [4], 96, [8]; 6 plates, 1 folding; pictorial paper wrappers designed by the Palestinian artist Bezalel Schatz; wrappers toned, text clean, very good. An influential California literary mag. "Simultaneously with the arrival of Henry Miller in Big Sur (1940s), a new intellectual tendency had emerged in Berkeley, in a little magazine called Circle. Edited by George Leite, who became one of Miller's associates, Circle produced ten issues beginning in 1944, with what Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy Peters described as antiwar, anarchist, or antiauthoritarian, civil libertarian attitudes, coupled with a new experimentation in the arts." (Schwartz, From West to East) This issue with contributions by Lawrence Durrell, C. F. MacIntyre, William Everson, Henry Miller, Alex Comfort, et al.…

8vo, pp. 85, [3]; 2 leaves of "photo poems" and text illustrations; pictorial paper wrappers, wrappers, toned, owner's signature on first page, very good. With material from Henry Miller, Max Jacob, E. E. Cummings, Weldon Kees, Dane Ruhdyar, Paul Radin, and others.

8vo, pp. 148, [12]; text illustrations, folding "map of James Joyce's life"; pictorial paper wrappers; wrappers soiled, pencil note on title page, text clean and sound, good. An influential California literary mag. "Simultaneously with the arrival of Henry Miller in Big Sur (1940s), a new intellectual tendency had emerged in Berkeley, in a little magazine called Circle. Edited by George Leite, who became one of Miller's associates, Circle produced ten issues beginning in 1944, with what Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy Peters described as antiwar, anarchist, or antiauthoritarian, civil libertarian attitudes, coupled with a new experimentation in the arts." (Schwartz, From West to East) With contributions by Anais Nin, Bern Porter, Thomas Parkinson, Paul Radin, Henry Miller, Jack Jones, et al. Also notably with the first appearance of Robert Duncan's "The Years as Catches".…